The variety of ferries travelling between Toronto Island and the town will probably be lowered for the remainder of the summer season after a collision despatched 5 passengers to hospital with minor accidents.

A spokesperson for the Metropolis of Toronto’s parks, forestry and recreation division mentioned ferries between the Jack Layton Ferry Terminal and Toronto Island would “be working at a lowered passenger capability whereas the Sam McBride ferry is out of service.”

Ferries will proceed to run to all three Toronto Island locations: Hanlan’s Level, Ward’s Island and Centre Island.

“Lineups on each metropolis and island aspect will transfer slower as a result of lowered carrying capability,” the spokesperson mentioned.

On Saturday afternoon, Toronto police reported a ferry had struck the dock at Jack Layton Ferry Terminal with studies of accidents.

“Because of Saturday’s ferry docking incident, ferry service between the Jack Layton Ferry Terminal and Toronto Island will probably be working on a modified schedule and passengers can anticipate for much longer than normal wait occasions for the rest of the summer season,” the town mentioned in a tweet.